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    send it to a higher staff. Drama: Server: drama is a perm ip ban but helpers don't have /ipban so I would record it and send it to a higher staff. Hacking: As a helper you can't ban so I'm going to put the moderator command here just to show that I know the rules /tempban (User) 48h Hacks Staff will discuss the evidence (video) and if the user is hacking they will be perm banned./ban (user) Hacks Spamming: These are the commands you would do if someone is spamming /warn (user) spam Then if…

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    It seems every day there is a new headline in the news involving cyber warfare. Across the globe governments and their citizens are being affected by cyber warfare more than ever before. From the Ukraine to America’s very own elections anyone plugged into the internet is impacted by this new and mysterious form of attack. However, it seems to have become overshadowed by the recent presidential election and other major headlines and shoved into the back of the general public’s minds. This issue…

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    fells like a violation of privacy, the government should be able to monitor the internet to prevent hacking, provide accurate information, and stop serious criminal activity. Many people are using credit cards and personal information to pay for things online or they create an account with personal information. If their computer or phone is not properly protected, the person is vulnerable to hacking or online identity theft. Even if the person has a secure firewall, there are many viruses that…

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    to protect the information. Due to rise in traffic on these networks, the compromise of networks has also increased which raises the concerns of how the information will be protected in the future. Another way to define a compromise is known as hacking which is the task of taking over a targeted…

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    the text Social Construction of What?, Ian Hacking introduces the idea that classifications “when known by people or by those around them, and put to work in institutions, change the way in which individual’s experience themselves-and may even lead people to evolve their feelings and behavior in part because they are so classified” (pg. 105) Through the text, Hacking identifies and discusses this phenomenon, known as classificatory looping; however, Hacking does not provide much analysis or the…

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    P1 – The impacts that different types of threats have on an organisation Technical Failure A technical failure can be caused for many different situations. Most devices will fail at some point because of some kind of error. There are certain measures that can be put into place to avoid these errors from occurring more often. Such as the training of staff of the device they are using so these issues will become less common and then they will also be to most likely solve the problem also. Regular…

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    To inform companies of zero day vulnerabilities is a mixed motive, on one hand the hacker can let the company know of the vulnerability or they can sell it for a price. Letting the company know they are vulnerable without wanting to be compensated in return is an ethical thing to do. But some gray hats keep it to themselves unless they are compensated fairly which leads more into a very dark shade of gray, one isn’t using the vulnerability for personal gain by exploiting it but is using the…

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    Within the last decade, there has been a rapid increase in requirements for students to graduate and get accepted into good colleges. In fact, Stanford, a well-known private college, has dropped its acceptance rate by nearly eight percent since 2004. With these new painstaking requisites, students have recently become pressured to succeed within their classes as well as compete with their peers for superiority. Oftentimes, this pressure stems from parents who want their children to apply to…

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    Anonymouss Are Ethical

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    ethical. I will argue that this thesis is true from the utilitarianism view; they are hacking for the good of the people. Some examples I will include are Project Chanology, Hal Turner, and Operation DarkNet. I will also consider the opposing position that Anonymous are bad and unethical. I will argue that it is mistaken because of misknowledge of the operations and what Anonymous’ purpose is. Also, that hacking doesn't always mean bad and harm. The position that I endorse says Anonymous aren’t…

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    Electronic voting machines would help more people than it would hurt. Voting is an important thing to lots of people. Who they elect matters to them. They don't want to put in a vote for one person just for it to be tampered with or dismissed. EVMs are easier, faster, and more reliable than paper ballots. Electronic voting machines draw in a lot more votes because of the simple fact that it's easier. People who have disabilities with hearing, vision, or even standing can vote with ease.…

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